... CAFE OF GOOD HOPE. Cape Town papers of inst. have been receives!. The small-pox still prevailed there, and had spread to Worcester. Great sanitary precautions were being adopted. AMERICA. The Arabia, from New York, arrived in the Mersey about half-past ...

... only one man lost. The Celt, steamer f.om Plymouth. arrive! in 'table Bay September I*l. ur sir. • ' have tto St Helena. Small-pox bad extender! from Cape Town the adjacent villages. There had been seme fatal cases, but vaccination appears successful. ...

... vaccinated, on the plea that she could not afford the trouble. The melancholy effect that the whole three were recently cut off small-pox, affording warning to other parents not neglect the great boon vaccination Guardian. ORDINATION MISSIONARY TO INDIA. —On ...

... peace. Affairs are rather unsettled on the colonial frontier; thefts are considerably increased, especially of cattle. The small-pox continues very virulent, especially among the coloured population ; correct register kept. The emigrant passengers from the ...

... in several places in the neighbourhood of Port Eliz abeth, It is timated that more persons have perished in Cape Town by small-pox alone, during its } nt visitation, than have fallen in our Kafir wars for the last quarter of a century, Valu- able observations ...

... inquiry into the stale of vaccination in this country. It was greatly to be feared, from recent returns, that deaths from smallpox were rapidly increasing, and he was anxious to know if something could not be done to arrest its progress. The Marquis of ...

... the attention of the Government had been directed to the great increase which had recently taken place in the number of small-pox cases in this country, and that instructions had been issued to Boards of Guardians to take steps for the more effectual ...

... varied scenery ‘bonnie Tweed&ide.’ In consequence of an nn pleasant rumour that had got abroad regarding the prevalence of small-pox in Kelso, the committee thought it proper to make enquiry this subject, and we are happy to be able to slate that there arc ...

... slight headache. The doctor savs I must leave you, darling, for a day or two. While lam away. Aunt Molly, who haa had the small-pox, will come and take care of you.’ In about half-an-hour, Lucy kissed me affectionately, and black Aunt Molly took her place ...

... insensible for quarter of an hour, and continued without sense of feeling in the lower half of* her arms. Prevalence of Small-Pox Haddington.— 'Phis disease continues to prevail here to a most unusual extent, may inferred from the fact that It has proved ...

... to collect all the available cash, he had evidently thought this the happiest moment for getting clear of the expenses. Small-Pox. —We regret to learn that this loathsome epidemic, which made its appearance here about two months ago, is spreading, and ...

... damages, the expenses of the arbitration to Ik- paid equally by the parties interested. —Kelso Chronicle. Small-Pox— Distressing Occurrence. Smallpox has found its way into Strathglass, and has committed considerable ravages. An affecting sex iktv witnessed ...